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In commemoration of National Police Week, a memorial service was held Friday morning in Columbus to honor law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty.

Accelera by Cummins, the zero-emissions business segment of Cummins Inc., today marked the start of operations for electrolyzer production in Fridley, Minnesota – its first electrolyzer production site in the United States.

Students in the Ivy Tech Community College Columbus Cyber Academy recently earned 7th place in the power rankings of a national collegiate cybersecurity competition.

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“Public by Design,” the fourth Exhibit Columbus exhibition, will open the weekend of Aug. 25 and 26 in downtown Columbus.

Columbus City Council has approved the first reading of an ordinance appropriating about $3.7 million from various funds, including about $2 million for trail projects.

Local law enforcement officials are building a team of officers and deputies who have undergone specialized training on how to respond to a parent’s worst nightmare — missing and abducted children.

The city of Columbus is looking at appropriations for various pieces of NexusPark, although one Columbus City Council member is concerned about funding mechanisms for the project and what its overall cost will be.

BROWNSTOWN, Ind. — A contractor that provides medical care for inmates at the Jackson County Jail has denied allegations against it and an employee in a lawsuit that claims they violated the constitutional rights of an inmate suffering from an acute mental health crisis who died last year while incarcerated.

For the first time, the Mill Race Marathon poster design contest among Columbus students has repeat winners, event planners announced.